Windows2008R2 and filePro

[Ryan Powers]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kenneth Brody 

> What makes him think that filePro is 16-bit?  It's a full-fledged 32-bit
> Windows console application.

He was convinced it's a dinosaur. I don't know where the 16-bit came from,
short filenames? There was also mention of a "switch". I'm having them
confirm that they meant "router". If they're using a switch, that might
explain it.

> I don't think we still had a DOS version by 5.0.  What is the exact
> version
> number of dclerk?  In particular, does it end in "D3" or "D9"?  ("D3"
> would
> mean it's a 32-bit protected-mode MS-DOS program, whereas "D9" is the
> Windows version.)

5.0.09DN9

So it's Windows native then. 

Thanks for your feedback, and to everyone else for your input. The fact that
so many are not having this issue is enlightening.


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Ryan Powers
Bulldog Software, Inc.
http://www.bulldogsoftware.com